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Toronto chosen, too. Might go to this, if still alive.

A winter of discontent is on the horizon and hoolies return en masse. History is a flat circle.

Ghostbusters Afterlife. Not a single phantom of a joke. Rehashed Gozer plot with a big gaping inconsistency from 1984. Phoned-in cameos. poo . 4/10

Where can I watch "Bugger Me" ?

Not as good as Godfather 1, IMO

John Carpenter's - the Prince of Darkness. It's all about Satan, if Beezelbub was an extraterrestrial possessor of hobos and scientists. Has Alice Cooper in it, and he stabs a dweeb with half a bicycle. 7/10

Whiskey for the holy ghost (solo) and Bubblegum (Mark Lanegan Band) too.

Just posted in Dressing Room thread. His work - with bandmates and solo - made up a significant chunk of my formative years' soundtrack. RIP.

Jordan Peele's "US". Döppelganger dangers. Some funny bits among the bickering and violence. The larger concept breaks down if you think about it, but meh, enjoyed it. 7.5/10.

Blair Witch Project - revisited 20 years after I last saw it. Holds up surprisingly well. Quite unnerving, especially since I now live in North America and am familiar with similar woods and weird houses in the middle of nowhere. 8/10.

Is that the one directed by Bobcat Goldthwaite?

Next film on the Peter Cushing-a-thon: the Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas. Best film you will ever watch about a yeti...except it's more of a musing on man's wont to self-destruct. 8/10.

Any titillation?

Never seen him play, but given his demeanor in videos, I cant say that's a surprise!

Advocating for Mark Lanegan. "Whiskey for the Holy Ghost" is a real stand-out effort that differentiates his work from that of his erstwhile band Screaming Trees (who are also brilliant).